St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-05
Some of the Attractions To Be
Presented Hereaftep---WaS
ManuelSon Killed?
Prizes Awarded To the Froh-
sim and M8nnerehop So
cieties at the Saengerfest.
Murry's Antecedents Some
what Observation-Disclosures
In Small Doses---Gossip.
EXPOSITION EVENTS.
Some of the Days Set Aside For
Special Attractions.

Special Attractions.
The Sabbath is strictly observed at
the Exposition, and the contrast be-
tween Saturday, when the children
held the fort. and yesterday was
marked. The routine work of the en-
ployeS went on as usual, and once in
great while, the clang of bell, or the
dong of hammer could be heard, but
outside that reigned Sepulchral calm.
In the press headquarters could be
found only vacuty. and even the ever
present and genial Frank Mead, was not
to be seen. In the afternoon men were
engaged in cleaning out the fountain,
and it may be expected to-day
to look better than ever before. A few
exhibitors were over, fixing their stands
up, but in most cases the booths were
closed and enrapt i'll winding sheets.
The woodwork and pillars are being
painted, and this is a tirSt-rate idea, as
they had rather furnished and faded
lock. Carpenters were busy in the
morning erecting an extra platform
where the musicians stand. Some of
the leading coming events are as fol-
lows: Tuesday, Sept. 6, st. Paul day.
This will be one of the most notable of
the special days, and in adj
dition to the athletic entertain
ment a fine display of fireworks
will be given in the evening (that is,
weather permitting). The Milwaukee
Cadet band will discourse sweet music
in the afternoon and evening, and spe-
cial trains on theManitOba will run from
the SANITY City, right to the EXPOSE
ton building.
The famous Seventy-frst Regiment
band, from New York, under Liberati,
urIll or HnT md Cot
day, the 10th, there will be grand con-
cert, in which the Cadet band and Lib
GRATIS will partake alternately.
Wednesday, the 18th, has been set
apart in honor of the newspapers, and
some Eastern journalist will be secured
to deliver an address. An especial invi-
tation will be extended to the country
press. Friday, the 10th, will be devoted
to the military, and members of the G.
a. r. and militia will be entertained.
Thursday, ed, will be dedicated to the
cOlored people, this being the anniver-
sary of Emancipation day. An address
orator, and prizes will be offered for
vocal Quartettes. Wednesday. the 2Sth,
will be Minneapolis day and will be Gel
ebrated by a triple wedding and
other events. Oct. or 5
will be Old Settlers day, when
prizes and testimonials will be be-
slowed. Oct. II will be Labor day.
when the delegates to the national as
sembly of the Knights of Labor in seS-,
sion i'll the city will be present by invi-
tation. Oct. 10 will be the closing day
There will be some additional days set
apart for special features. 1t is in
tended to have a day set apart,
children's and orphans, and Bishop
Ireland has promised to be present upon
day to be yet settled upon and deliver
an address. During the state fair there
will be pyrotecnic displays upon four
evenings. the first of which will be next
Saturday evening. These displays will
be the grandest of the kind ever seen in
less than $1,000. One piece alone, the
Falls of st. Anthony, costs $500.